Euroblog
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Ducky style: how to get ahead with your funding programme
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Alan Roch at RBS was looking forward to a sunny few weeks this Christmas with the family but, just before the big day, his flight was pushed back to non-existence when the snow closed in around London.
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How to differentiate yourself in a commoditised market? That's the conundrum for many senior managers at investment banks at the moment. Terms like client-centric, product-agnostic, holistic are tossed around. But sometimes it's the simple things that make a difference.
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Perennial cross-dresser Chris Tuffey, to the great sadness of Euroblog, decided to ditch the froufous and opt for the full man-made-fibre/Genie-in-the-bottle look this year, all in the good name of charity. Credit Suisse held its annual charity raising event last Thursday and, as ever, Tuffey was not shy to get stuck in.
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Euroblog was familiar with the vicious competition for deposits in Spain, but didn’t realise it had gone this far:
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The investment banking community can always be counted on to rally round for a good cause — and what better way to do it for annual prostate cancer fundraiser Movember. Syndicate Mo-Grow, as the team of London-based syndicate bankers is known, has already raised over £5,000 for charity and the month is only a week old.
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Euroblog was delighted to hear that one of its favourite bond market bankers, James Marriot — AKA Tractor Boy/The Meerkat — had become the proud father of a baby boy named Alexander. Euroblog guesses that James’s wife turned down possible name suggestions such as Massey Ferguson and John Deere for fear of years of ridicule for poor Alexander.